Girl Band - "Lawman"

You should know about Girl Band - they're a noisy-as-all-get-out post-punk outfit hailing from Dublin. They have a new video out for their latest single, "Lawman," which at over six minutes, shows off the band's prowess in working with repetitive grooves. The video is appropriately dank, shot in B&W in a dark, featureless room through what looks to be a low-quality security camera. The visuals become very staticky as the members start going apeshit on their respective instruments towards the backend of the song. You, too, can lose your mind to their music; just click that play button right up there and enjoy!

You can download "Lawman" (as well as its very breezy B-side "Heckle the frames") for free via the group's Bandcamp.

Stream Ginnels' Crowns

Stream: Ginnels- Crowns Stream an entire album of fun, light-hearted, and endearing jangle pop rock from Ireland's Ginnels. It all comes from the band's latest album, Crowns, which is twenty freakin' tracks long; however, the band defends their decision with a lot of variety among the tracks.

There are lo-fi rock anthems, acoustic motifs, and even an odd and messy pump organ ditty. It's a lot to take in, but Ginnels makes the effort a fun experience.

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GDP- "Dublin"

I can't remember how exactly I heard of him, but I've been following New Jersey rapper GDP on SoundCloud for about a month or so now. He's seriously growing on me, and it's hard to figure out why. The dude is highly lyrical and clever.

Even though the dude's latest track, "Dublin," is under two minutes, I find a new line to laugh at every time I listen. I think my current favorite has got to be "he could spit, cuz he's seen some shit. If these walls could talk, they'd probably plead the fifth."

Stream the track above and keep your eye on this guy. He's too eccentric to ignore. The dude has a new album that dropped in May, too. Grab a copy here.